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- AboutArtist Trekker is a gallery without walls. It is the context that gives art a deeper meaning. It is the satisfaction of getting that perfect piece of art from the other end of the world without stepping on a plane. It is our trek to find artists, infused with culture and history, set against a back-drop of breathtaking art. How Artist Trekker Works The Virtual Gallery Artist Trekker wants South Asian art to be accessible. This website is its virtual gallery, here visitors can browse our current collection of some of the best contemporary fine art from Bangladesh. To know more about any of the artwork, please email us. The Story: Art, Artist, and History Artist Trekker wants to share the stories behind the art. To provide context. To do this, we work hard not just to provide information about the artwork, but also the artists, and even the art movement. We build a sense of community by encouraging people to share their thoughts. The Exhibitions Most importantly, Artist Trekker wants everyone to physically see the beautifully intricate artwork. So we hold regular exhibitions at some of the best galleries in the Greater Boston Area, where we invite art lovers…
Staff Picks Exhibition at Voltage
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The Voltage staff has banded together for an art exhibition with their closest staff, friends, family and loyal supporters starting Friday, December 21, 2012. We’re happy to be featured at the exhibition. There is masks by Saidul Haque Juise and paintings by Maksuda Iqbal Nipa. Voltage Coffee & Art, 295 3rd Street, Cambridge, MA
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Artist Trekker at Touch Gallery
Touch Gallery invited Artist Trekker to be part of their juried group exhibition at their new gallery! Go see new pieces by: Saidul Haque Juise Mohammad Iqbal Maksuda Iqbal Nipa All works are available for purchase unless otherwise noted. 281 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138 Our neighbor, she doesn’t say much. Art by Rosenberg Art Studio Our other neighbor, he’s way more …
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How to Choose Art for Office
Your company has moved into a new office. Congratulations! You have the perfect office space—well, almost. You notice the walls are still bare. No worries, for a reasonable price you can select art that will fit your company’s personality without costing you a fortune. Original art with a contemporary edge, can give the office the lift it needs to create a …
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Guest: The First Time I Saw Art
The first time I saw art up close and personal was when I was 12 and my mother brought home two Quamrul Hassan’s (oils) and an unframed watercolor she said he (the artist, Quamrul Hassan!!!) had just given her (“tor jeta pochondo hoi tui niye ja!” she quoted him as saying). I remember being fascinated and very embarrassed, unable to …
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Meet the Artist: Quamrul Hassan
Quamrul Hassan (1921–1988) was a Bangladeshi artist widely considered one of the pioneers of Bangladesh’s modern art movement. Born in Kolkata, India, his fame as an artist in Bangladesh is perhaps only second to that of Zainul Abedin. He studied at the Government Institute of Arts, an affiliated college of the University of Calcutta, graduating in 1947. After partition of …
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